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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CURRENT Events or INTEREST Ar
NOME AND ABROAD.

The President. Western Tour -Conyen-
of the Nights of Labor -Eforts To save
the Anarchist. News Item. Prom all
Parts of the World.
ST. LOUIS. October 4.-"Another day
OF Cleveland weather remarked
member of the Presidential party this
morning as The sun broke through the
windows Of the Lindcll Before . o'clock
President Cleveland, escorted by com.
mitteeman and a squad of mounted police.
was driven 10 the courthouse, where he
received the public for an hour and half
Many thousand persons paid ther res
poets. and much enthusiasm was mani.
tested The programme to-day is quite
elaborate. aud by The time IL has been
gone through the members of the party
win doubtless hc ready for rest.
Al 1890 carriages were in waiting to
carry ihc Presidential party To The foot
OF Chestnut street. to lho steamer Baton
Rouge Here Mrs Cleveland. escorted
rs a number of ladies and gentlemen,
Joined the President. and, promptly at
4, the boat steamed mp the river 10 a
point where q good view of the bridge
would be obtained. and afterward pro.
ceeding down sirc1m. returning 90 the
foot of Chestnut street. met the party st
the wharf ON the return and conveyed
them 10 the fair ground where an ele-
CANT lunch was pariaken 0t az the Jockey
Climb
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EFFORTS roR Tnn ANARouIsrs.
A Defense Fund Being Raised.

4 Defense Fund Being Raised.
CncAGo. October IL ;. Oliver
president of the Amnesty Association,
which has charge of the petitions to Gov
ernor Oglesby in behalf OF the condem
ned Anarchists, said yesterday that the
work of the association was progressing
rapidlv. Outside OF Chicago there is
ereat demand for petition blanks, and
thousands Of copies have been sent to
many cities and towns in Iowa, Colorado,
California. Missouri Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New York and other States. New York
alone will furnish some 10000 signatures
to the petition, while in Boston a great
many signatures Of prominent citizens
will be obtained. In Chicago the number
of SIGNATURES Is large, most Of the mem
bers OF the various labor ORGANIZATIONS
having signed The defense fund OF the
Anarchists has been considerably increas-
ed since the announcement OF The decision
of the Supreme Court 4 subscription
I'm favor of the Anarchists has been star
ted I'm England Gustav BeH says that
during the last two weeks the amount OF
mon subscribed 90 the defense iund by
the German unions of Chicago amounts
10 nearly $4,000 The large cities OF
the United States are expected TO c0ntrl-
bnte SO 900 during the present month
The attorneys are rapily closing up their
work preparatory 10 presenting the
Anarchists case TO the United States
supreme Court Captain Black received
word Yesterday from Deputy snow an,
nouncing that the com plete transcript OF
the record would be finished and placed in
the attorneys hands BY Wednesday OF
next week. General Pryor will not come
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George Lewis, Il small coIored boy, was
yesterday whipped IN court by his parents
for stealing lot of wheat from the New
port News and Mississippi Valley Rail
road Company.
Andrew Jackson lcolored Was fined
80 for striking katherine Faeu
The case of Daniel iggon, who is
charged with stealing and carrying away
one lot of beef. the property of Henry
Ganzert was continued until next Thurs
dav
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The two continued cases of Phil Shea
and John REILLY, charged with selling
LIQUOR to minors, was heard yesterday In
ne Police Court. Mr. Charles '. Mere
dith represented Mr. Phil Shea.
The person to whom the liquor was
sold was George Harrison, the nineteen
year.old son OF Mr Edmund HARRISON
whose brother, Edmund Harrison
Jr, was drowned in the dock Saturday
night, cath OF September, the body was
found by Joe Edwards, the professional
diver, several days later
The younger Harison's testimony IN
al important feature was cOnlradieted DY
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The Chicago and Cincinnati clubs. the
probable holders Of second hOn0rs in the
League and Association. have arranged
to play series Of six games three at
Cincinnati. October 10, II, ~ and three
AZ Chicago, October l3, u aud r..
Pitcher NJ f. Hughes, of The Newark
Baseball Club, was yesterday released lhe
Brooklyns North American. Cleveland
wanted th!s.man. and tried hard to get
him. He Is regarded as one Of the com
Ing pitchers 0f the country. tiotelana
Isdder
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spectacle working men in the gang. they
would have known that all the printers
on the TINES are members in good stand
ing OF the Union. The question Is, why
did not the Reformers have the colored
brethren in the procession, Either they
were ashamed OF the darkies or the darkies
ashamed of them. Most likely the latter
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LOCAL NOTEs

Messrs. T. f. Reynolds of Lynchburg.
and j. W. Robins of Halifax, Va were
registered al the St. james Yesterday
Rev. j. ". R0sebr0w of Petersburg
was in e city yesterday
Mr. T. Majors, Treasurer of Charles
City county, was at the Capitol yesier-
day.
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END or THE WESTERN LEAGUE.

KANSAS CITY, October 4-The Wes-
tern Base. Ball League has ended its ex-
istence, and the fact didn't cause any
more of a ripple than a single No. 10 shot
falling into a big puddle Of mud 10 did
not prove a meteor Of extraordinary Size
In the baseball world, and much OF the
interest at first aroused long since died
out apprecably Topeka has won the
pennant. The standing Of the clubs at
tho end was.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
A Days noings In our Sister CITY

1t has not yet been decided when the
School Board will meet 10 take into con
sideration action relative TO the employ
ment Of assistant teachers.
The Finance Committee OF the Board
are TO meet and make report as to The
financial condition OF the Board.
Teachers who are applicants for The
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Rev. Joseph Parker OF London de.
liyered a grand eulogy on Henry Ward
Beecher Yesterday eyening n the Acade-
nv OF Music, Brooklyn, before disting-
uished and oyerhowing audience. The
eulogy was received with great enthu-
sissm and regarded a. masterpiece
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TERRInLE ACCIDENT.
A Man Run over by Train and Terribly
Mangled.

Last night The southbound train OF the
Atlantic coast line brought into the city
Jim Furgerson, a colored brakemen on
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad who was terribly mangled at
Guinea station lie was a brakeman on
"a local freight train, and while doing his
duty as such fell between the cars, while
the train was in motion The cars ran
over him crushing his right Lee and break
ing his left above the knee Dr. Brock
was notified, and rendered the poor fel-
low all the assistance in his power. On
the arrival of the train the unfortunate
man was taken 10 the Retreat for the
Sick and properly provided for.
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. I BRADLEY CO.. Thirteenth and Hun
.....f. Manchester. Agent for the Peters
.r. -.IInr- and Insurance Company.
... NaNHUN s. son. no. \. Tenth street.
lI CuAFTlN g. co.. no. n. Tenth street
THOMPSON BROWN a CO.. ill5 J.. Main
Rubber Goods;
IH0NIA RUBBER CO., OBJ =. Broad street.
Betting. bose. and al kinds oi rubber go'ns'
Rubber stamps
ANTll RUBBER STAMP MANUFA -
TURING co.. l2l. g.. Main ST. MAnuiac
'.r.r. anI importers of stamp novelties -
.N DOMINION kl BBER STAMP WOhhH,
Htuh street. Agents wanted -eua Tor
circulate
sign Painting:
Nr THOMPSON. Franklin street. under Ex-
Hanfe Hotel Advertising sign artist
Hafi icuce ana wall signs u speciality.
D. llrsCOMB. so. @, g. Ninth street. Sign
painting and gliding 0n glass.
Soap Factory;
i. HAhOlN s. CO.. 1896 Franklin street lestab
foi i~U. Toilet and Laundry Soaps
Jailors
IT, N.slAGO. Twelfth street, under American
hNir. Civic and military tailor.
Undertakorsi
b %. MORRlsETT. No. ~ seventh street,
Manchester. Phone. Sa.
Wire Mattresse. and Cots.
b. ". LOW T.. 23ll f. Main street, manufactu-
N 90 Champion Woven Wire Mattresses
Cots. The best and cheapest 10 the mar
wood aud Coal
.-hA COAL YARD (Elba station. Broad
t.l Pine streets. ". s. Pitcher, agent. All
..hl' Of Coal. Wood, and Coke. Tele
phone 80.
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The "Informers" We learn not only
called on boys last night to help them
out, but recruited their ranks from
Manchester. The Manchester Re!0rmers
and the Radicals have already formed a
coalition. There were some white RAIDS
in the show, but the color line was very
distinctly drawn
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THE BALL FIELD,
Game. Played Yesterday

Special 90 tine Times.
NEW YORK, October 4-The following
+, the score of the games played to-day
Philadelphias, g. Bostons, 3.
Washingtons, 3 New lorks 6
indianapolis. . ChicagOes ]
Pittsburgs, :, Detroits, T.
Metropoitans. 10; Brooklyns, o.
Balimores, g Athletics, 3
Louisyiles. Q. ST. Louis, l3
indianapolis. ; Chicag0es, Is Extra
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which was Ashamed of the Others

The rag tag and bobtail Reformer pro
cession halted last night in front OF the
TINES office and jeered the printers as
"ists when if there had been any re-
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-t HNr emitting. dycing, shaving and
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Contractors and Buildcrs 4.
HNT ~r0N. Iu T.. Main street.
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HF HuTIlING HOUSE. 4h W. Broad
....f Manufacturers of Vanilla Phosphate
..IaI waters.
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- |TINUNLE- IlIl \. MIIn sITcOI. IlC7I
M s3 mems and g. and $50 ladies'
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rHE IA OF l.


IN Secret session AZ Minneapolis.
MrNNEAro1Is MINI. October The
delegates to the knights Of Labor General
Assembly rose late this uOming. The
hall at Washington Rink, the interchange
of fraternal greetings at the various
hotels. and the bufton.holing Of delegates
by other delegates with hobbies, All con
.pired 10 keep everybody mp until a late
hour last night The opening business
session was announced TO begin AT Har-
monia Hall at 10 o'clock. but at the
hour named the delegates had just begun
fo arrive The decorations gave very
attractive effect. Small tables covered
the floor of the hall, and from two TO
four Knights sat at each For an hour
they chatied i'm groups, either at = o
tables or standing at the rear Of the
hall General Secretary Charles II
litchman. who arrived this morning,
stood at little desk just below the
stage and dealt out letters and tele-
grams from a pile before him. Mr..
Powderly and General Worthy Foreman
Gufiths formed the centre of a group
near the stage. 10 WAS II o'clock when
the general master workman took up his
gavel and raped the assembly 10 order.
The delegates removed their hats and
took seats abou, the tables There were
about $50 in all in the hall The secret
session lasted the remainder of the fore
noon
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UIVNU"K. llW T. Mn'n sIroot Cor
..nIDr0r .DlC.tcd.
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....HDNn STEAM BAKERY. b. Adam
..0for. 10 S. Twelfth street. WhnIe'a't
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IIIIN- ?. = NUII sITnoT. oNIIU-
.0n... .oII-oIoths. and paper hanging.
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...IIR De-. BRAJER, stall $50. d.. First
n....f. Smoked beef tongues speciality.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

The Democratic City Central Commit
tee at their meeting Monday night ap-
pointed a committee. consisting Of George
W. Meredith City Chairman, Captain
William f. Harrison and Frank W Fiiz-
gerald. 90 wait on Hon. George ID. Wise
relative to the discharge by Superin-
tendent Allen of Manchester mechanics
employed on the custom-house extension
which was done while Hon George ID.
Wise was absent from the city.
The committee also enlarged the cam
vassing committee % two hundred,
ffty from each ward. and one hundred
and fifty names were designated from
three of the wards We have not space
10 publish them. The names from the
Fourth ward will be given ont in a day or
two
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THE DENvER KICKER"

knights of Labor carly this morning
were talking OF the prospects of today
convention The impression is that the
session will De lengthy and important
one. President j r. Buchanan, the
Denver. kicker. who is leading the
FIGHT for District Assembly No 1875,
New York Carpet Weayers, was at
work among the delegates at the National
Hotel. Asked as TO a question Of some
Importance that seemed likely to come
before the convention, he replied 81
don feel al liberty 10 state my views IN
This matter. do not know yet as ! am
going 10 be allowed a seat in this con
yention n seems quite probable that
there is Il plan Oh foot 10 keep me of the
floor
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IN o.. Fl LLLlt. lllU d. cary ati'D''
attention to repairing.
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TTUU n UIT-"-
. SNYDER s. go. lu,tolon Cny street
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GATHERING or THE CLANS At DEN.
YYSTREET PARK.

Crowd of Rock-Ribbed Democrat. Fire
works aud Brass Bands on Hand-Rons-
ing Speeches from Number of Speaker.
The Ladies also on Hand.
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...h tIIfOItD. Ift D.. NAM hiittl
.t.. H.r.c. Manufacturer arl whole
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THE rREsBYrEnrANs.

Next Sunday the congregation of the
Presbyterian church of Manchester will
meet at / o'clock, and after divine w0r
ship and a sermon from Dr Richardson
the congregation will proceed 70 elect q
minister DR. Richardson will be the
Moderator of the assembly of the con
gregaiion. The general belief is thai
Rev Mr.. John G. Anderson, who ha'
been preaching for the last month fol
this church. will De the minister elected
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positions of assistant teachers, should
they be employed, are right numerous
They should apply 10 superintendent
Maurice for examination, ss no teachers
can be elected by the School Board who
have not a certificate from the School
Superintendent
The joint committee from tue Council
and School Board on School Buildings
will meet this afternoon in the Office Of
Mr. Walter r. Higham, the architect Of
the new school buildings
DUNLOP AND MCANCEs DEEDS.
The first deed recorded in Hastings
Court Clerks office By Dunlop and Me
Canoe was singed by large number Of
persons. 1t conveys the property, the
mill brands, DC, for the benefit OF the
First National Bank TO secure $4,000
and for the beneh, Of Simpson Bass * Co.,
$4j ,30O17, Charles Watkins x Co, sci
s04 40, and the Union Bank $4,000, and
secures Mr.. Thomas McCance, Jr.. for all
papers which he may have indorsed dc.
The deed provides that all taxes are 20
be paid by signers, they waive all home
stead exemptions, and are 60 keep the
buildings in repair and insured.
The second deed. admitted 90 record
ten months after the above, was dated
18th April. 1857. and was signed by the
members Of the firm. Ii conveys the
mills. subject 10 a deed recorded March
%, 1888. TO secure the First National
Bank $4,000, and the other firms men
toned in the first deed recorded about
the same sums.
The firm of Dunlop & McCance did not
20 10 protest. and It is the general belief
that the mills will again be at work with
In short while
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siR H. j.. CARTER,

who said that he knew our chances were
improving when the ladies were largely
interested and lent their presence to
grace the occasion. Now what said he
will the working men accomplish by am
alliance with the Republicans. The
Republican leaders will get the offices
but what becomes Of the colored man
who composes the party "Go into the
primary Thursday and vote for those
whom you may think will serve you
best
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-07
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

z. 4. BARNUM has built three toboggan
slides at Bridgeport, Conn.
IA GRANDSON of the late ReYerdy Johnson
Of Maryland Is page Ia the United States
Senate.
THE Empress Of Austria wants to visitthis
country, having always longed for ride on
! the prail1es.
EyANGELIsT D. T. MOODY has been in
vited to visit Australia and conduct revival
meetings, but he has declined
On the first If January Emperor William
celebrated the eightieth anniversary of his
entry into the German army.
MASSACHUSETTS will have two authors Of
books III Congress when Henry Cabot Lodge
and Governor Long meet there
SENATOR LOGAN was sixty years. ten
months and fifteen days old at the time Of his
death. He did not look, however, more than
fiftY.
| BONANZA KING Floors stone house In
San Francisco cost 81, 600, 600, The cost Of
Leland Stanford's wooden house Is estimated
at 81, 000, 900.
II is said that OK -Senator Conkling Is very
charitable toward impecunious members OF
the legal profession and gives away large
sums Of money.
SENATORS PAYNE and Ingalls, are said to
be rivals for the pedestrian championship Of
the United States Senate, They are both in
defatigable walkers.
Henry M. STANLEY has left London for
Zanzibar. Africa. He is said to have declined
an offer OF 800 900 to return to America and
resume his lecturing tour.
SCULPTOR EZEKIEL. has finished little
figure Of Robert f. Lee to be placed IN front
OF the house in Westmoreland County, Va,
in which the General was born.
SENATOR MORRILL, Is noted for his resem-
blance To Charles Summer. He has been in
Congress thfrty-one years twelve In the
House and nineteen III the Senate.
SECRETARY LAMAR is regarded as the best
swordsman in Washington There are Sow
eral Senators whose knowledge Of singlestick
would enable them to defend themselves il
attacked.
Mr.. s. FL. PULKsToN, the millionaire mem
Der of Parliament, who is about to purchase
81, OOO, 900 worth Of Pennsylvania coal lands.
was twenty years ago reporter on small
paper at Pittston. Penn
TRE Duke Of Deyonshire, the Duke OF
Westminster AMI the Duke Of Bedford have
incomes ranging from 81 500, 0D0 to 81, 500
600 q year. No one thinks OF trying to esti-
mate their possessions in any other way.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-07
MUSIC AND DRAMA

LAWRENCE BARRETT played Cassius, Mac
beth, etc, at II.
FEMALE performers FIRST took the female
parts in plays during the reign Of Charles IL.
Of England
ONE enterprising firm controls fourteen
theatres in as many different cities Of the
United States
The sales Of tickets for the Patti season
Of four concerts in the City of Mexico
amounted to nearly $45, 600
MILE. SCHNEIDER, who created the lead
ing roles in nearly all of Offenbach's operas,
is rich and lives in retirement near Paris.
NEW York has new pianist who is max
ing good deal of stir, Adele Aus der Che,
young German woman and q real pupil Of
Listz.
SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN, the composer,
imbibed his musical tastes from his fatE er,
who was royal bandmaster at Sandhurst
he spent most Of his boyhool ii bis fathers
bandroom.
IT Is stated that Strauss receives 81, 900 for
each waltz he composes from a publisher id
Germany, who buys every WORK he writes
and gives him an extra sum for every new
edition. The Blue Danube has had twenty
six editions already.
The first piano whichlef Erard' s manufac-
factory, l1.,a, II in the market III was be-
gueathe1 by the daughter AMI HERES or
Garat, the singer to MI Blayat, with in
strpctions to sell it-fof the benefit Of the poor
at her native city.
g. M. CouLDocK, after fifty years upon
the stage, Will retire some time in the spring.
Prior to doing 80, however, he will eNgiyen
g benefit in New York, Tn which, it is IA "a,
Edwin Booth, Lawrence and Wilson Barrett,
Joe jefferson and Nine Modjeska will APP
pear
GeoRGR HEHscHEI., well known here for
merly as singer and musician, is giving =
series Of syInphony concerts In London,
tractiye features of the musical season In
that city both for novelty Of production and
excellence Of performance.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-07
w Washington.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
the one hundred and forty fifth call for the
redemption Of bonds. The cali is for $l0.-
100 Of the per cent loan of 1882 Notice
y given that the principal and accrued inter-
estof the bonds designated VIII be paid at the
Treasury on February ii 1881. and that the
interest on said bonds will cease on that
day.
"a WASHINGTON dispatch states that con-
siderable opposition is being developed to the
confirmation Of Mr.. Benedict as Public
Printer.
GENERAL LoGAS's body was removed from
his house on the Seth to the rotunda Of the
Capitol, where it lay ia state until the close
Of the funeral ceremonies on the following
day, and was viewed by thousands.
Ex-GOvEREoR GIBBS, known as the War
Governor of Oregon, died few DAYS since
In London. He was q native Of New York.
FIVE persons were killed ana number Of
firemen injured az a fire which DESTROYED b
large block Of buildings III Lisbon, Spain
COMMISSIONER COLEMAN, of the Acricul
tnral Bureau, complains that there has been
dereliction in the matter Of fighting pleuro.
pneumonia at Chicago.
THE public reception Of President and
Airs. Cleveland in the White House on New
Years Day was largely attended, Mrs
i Cleveland and the Cabinet ladies' who helped
her receive were deliberately dresse l.. The
reception room was handsomely deco
rated, and the Marine Band played as inter-
walls. The President shook hands with about
5000 persons, including the Diplomatic
Corps, Supreme Court Judges, Senators and
Congressman, Army and Navy officers, army
Veterans and the general public.
THE President has approved the act for
the relief of the survivors and relatives Of
victims Of the Jeanette expedition, the act
to modify the postal money order system,
and the act to extend the free delivery sys-
tenn Of tho Posto6ice Department.